Evaluation of a universal 3-4 month Healthy Child Programme visit in a local area of England: a mixed methods study
Nathan Davies, Denise Kendrick, Jessica Jackson, Elizabeth Orton et autres
0 citationsPublic Health in Practice
Elizabeth Orton
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Injury Epidemiology and PreventionTrauma and Emergency Care StudiesPhysical Activity and HealthBalance, Gait, and Falls PreventionCerebral Palsy and Movement Disorders
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Understanding the wider determinants of child road fatalities in England and opportunities for prevention: protocol for a mixed-methods study of the national child mortality database
Sarah O’Toole, Emma Bird, Erdem Dikici, Pallavi Govind et autres
0 citationsBMJ Open
Targeted free-swimming offer for women and girls and older adults living in Tower Hamlets
Kristen Mary Clements, Perfect Edinam Asamoah, Yvanna Todorova, Elizabeth Orton et autres
0 citations
Integrating Health, Housing and Employment: A Mixed‐Methods Evaluation of the East Sussex Well‐Being and Employment Service
Hayden Bird, Maria Luisa F. Pereira-Vargas, Darrin Baines, Mark Gussy et autres
0 citationsHealth & Social Care in the Community
Mediators implementation and delivery: the falls management exercise programme (FaME)
Fay Manning, Jodi Ventre, Grace Brough, Helen Hawley-Hague et autres
1 citationBMC Health Services Research
3135 Factors influencing fall prevention programmes: the challenge of implementing the FaME programme in a complex landscape
Jodi Ventre, Fay Manning, Aseel Mahmoud, Grace Brough et autres
0 citationsAge and Ageing
Implementing a novel signage-only School Streets approach: Facilitators, barriers, and perceived outcomes
Yvanna Todorova, Denise Kendrick, Verónica Varela-Mato, Mark Gussy et autres
3 citationsJournal of Transport & Health
Factors influencing fall prevention programmes across three regions of the UK: the challenge of implementing and spreading the Falls Management Exercise (FaME) programme in a complex landscape
Jodi Ventre, Fay Manning, Aseel Mahmoud, Grace Brough et autres
3 citationsAge and Ageing
Caregiver Experiences of a Peer Mentor Family Physical Activity Programme in England: A Qualitative Interview Study
Rebecca Symes, Leah Jayes, Elizabeth Orton
0 citationsChild Care Health and Development
S03-2: Lessons learned about the implementation and scalability of Fame in the UK
Elizabeth Orton, Dawn A. Skelton, Jodi Ventre, Fay Manning et autres
0 citationsEuropean Journal of Public Health
Cost-effectiveness of the ‘Stay One Step Ahead’ Home Safety programme for the prevention of injuries among children under 5 years
Matthew Jones, Elizabeth Orton, Michael J. Taylor, Clare Timblin et autres
1 citationInjury Prevention
117 Spread, adoption, implementation and maintenance of the falls management exercise (FaME) programme; learning from a mixed methods implementation study in demographically diverse regions of the UK
Elizabeth Orton, Lucy Atkinson, Margaret Beethan, Carol Coupland et autres
0 citationsAbstracts
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